Blood Suckers Slot Review 2020

Blood Suckers is a slot from Net Entertainment that deploys vampires as its theme. It borrows heavily from the Francis Ford Coppola directed film version of Dracula when it comes to its symbols and imagery, and looks deliciously rich in gothic detail.

Read this Blood Suckers slot review to see if this game will thrill you with dark mystery, or just leave you feeling like you’ve been bitten in the neck.

The Blood Suckers online slot is played on a grid of 5 reels and 3 rows with 25 paylines. The minimum bet you can usually place is 25p and the maximum is £50, though this may vary slightly according to which operator you are using. If you trigger the game’s main bonus feature then the maximum win you can collect is 20320 coins. You can alter your bet size using 4 different bet levels, with a tab beneath the reels allowing you to switch between these levels.

As you would expect, this slot can be played on a wide range of mobile devices, thanks in part to its use of HTML5 technology. It was first released in November 2013, so has had a little bit of time to develop a following among slots fans. You can access a pay table by clicking the I tab in the bottom left of the screen. There is also an autoplay button if you like to take a more passive approach to your slots gaming.

Blood Suckers RTP

The Blood Suckers slot RTP is 98.00%, which is high for a game of this type. It is also rather on the high side for a slot from Net Ent. Other slots from Net Ent with a similar RTP include Jungle Spirit (97.80%) and Subtopia (98.09%). This developer tends to produce slots with an RTP that is lower than that, though, such as Starburst (96.10%) and Gonzo’s Quest (96.98%). In addition to its high RTP, this slot has a low volatility, so you can expect the lower value wins to rack up fairly often, as long as you enjoy a touch of luck, of course.

We were certainly impressed with the way that the Blood Suckers game looked. The reels are set in front of a Victorian alleyway. It’s even labelled as ‘Back Alley’ just to avoid any confusion. A bloody hand print on one wall helps to create a suitably Gothic atmosphere. The reels are framed in black and adorned with what look like some kind of creepy carvings in each corner.

An eerie wind can be heard blowing between spins. A suitably gothic flourish, complete with harpsichord, plays if you manage to record a win, though the sound effects generally are discrete and do not grate at all. There is no theme music that plays constantly, something that was much appreciated and is a significant difference from most other slots.

The symbols on the reels are impressive in their detail and design. As we have stated above, the design of the symbols borrows heavily from Francis Ford Coppola’s conception of Dracula in his 1992 movie. All the symbols are items associated with the story of Dracula in some way.

The lower value symbols are a bulb of garlic, a bow and arrow, a bible and a test tube. The higher value symbols are characters from the story, so you’ll see Dracula in 3 different forms – as a charming gent with a wine glass, in a turban with a moustache and as a green beast.

The wild symbol is Dracula biting a woman, and this will substitute for all other symbols apart from the scatter and bonus symbols. The scatter symbol is of one of Dracula’s brides, and there is also a bonus symbol that is a bloody hammer and stake. We’ll look at what the latter two symbols can do for you in the next section of this Blood Suckers slot review.

There are 2 bonus features for you to enjoy in the Blood Suckers online slot. This is why there is a bonus symbol as well as a scatter symbol on the reels. You can read about both of the bonus features here.

Pick a Coffin

If 3 of the bonus symbols spin in on a payline then you will trigger the Pick a Coffin game. The scene on the screen changes when this happens, and you are taken to a gloomy room. On the floor of this room, 12 closed coffins sit. You need to pick one of the coffins. If you reveal a vampire lying inside then a stake appears to skewer it.

When this happens, you pick up a cash prize. This process will continue until you pick a coffin that is empty. If you select an empty coffin, bats fly out of it in a nice touch of animation. Although the graphics look nice, they are little compensation for the feature ending, of course. The total amount that you can pick up in prize money is dependent on the size of your stake. As you might expect, the larger your stake, the larger the amounts of prize money you can win.

Free Spins Feature

This slot’s main bonus feature is the free spins it offers. You need to keep an eye out for the bloody bride scatter symbol. If 3 of the scatters land anywhere in view then you receive 10 free spins. During the free spins, all wins that you spin in are tripled, which is an appealing extra touch.

Another pleasing aspect of this bonus is the way that the feature can be re-triggered. You can actually re-trigger it limitless times in theory, so the total number of free spins that you pick up can be huge eventually. Give the game’s low volatility, though, you may have to show some patience when waiting for the feature to kick off. We certainly found this to be the case when we tried the game.

We enjoyed both of the features on offer here. Having an extra feature in addition to any free spins on offer is always a nice extra touch in our eyes, particularly when that extra feature demands a little bit of player involvement. Okay, it’s only picking coffins on the screen, but it’s a bit active than the features in many slots, and you certainly feel like you have a bit more of a say in how events on the screen turn out.

We really enjoyed playing this slot, so this Blood Suckers slot review is going to conclude with a recommendation that you give this game a try, assuming that you haven’t already of course! Both bonus features provide plenty of entertainment, as well as giving you the chance to take home some decent prizes. The graphics and sound are of the high quality that we have come to expect from Net Ent, and you will certainly feel drawn into the game’s Gothic world as you play.

If you like vampire-themed slots then you might also want to try Immortal Romance from Microgaming, Blood Eternal by Betsoft Gaming, or perhaps Net Ent’s own Dracula.

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